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The gallery is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5.30pm. It is also open whenever a performance is taking place. Admission is free. Opening times during the day may very occasionally be curtained, pleae call the box office if you wish to ensure the gallery will be open for your visit.
Exhibition openings are open to all and offer an opportunity to meet the artists and discuss their work with them. Complementary coffee is available during opening sessions.
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Amanda Skipsey
3rd February 2010 - 19th April 2010
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Amanda is a popular self taught artist who revels in making Welsh towns her own.
Each painting has something happening in every corner and are like stories bursting from her imagination.
Amanda was born in Cheshire but realised her dream of living in Wales just over 13 years ago.
With the beautiful Elan Valley as her base, Amanda's unique style of interpretation, which is very vivid and often tongue in cheek' has grown.
'As a child I always wanted to live in Wales - I'm now lucky enough to have my ideal job in my ideal location. There's something so special about Wales, I just see it in a different light...'
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Anna Jenvey
19th April 2010 - 27th June 2010
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Anna has lived in Newtown for sixteen years.
Previously she studied Art & Design at Southampton College and Chichester University.
Anna is a prolific photographer, interested in all naturally occurring and manmade patterns on a small or large scale. She draws inspiration from her photographs and observations of the world around her. She particularly enjoys developing these themes, creating pictures using brightly coloured paper, glitter and sequins. She loves the way her pictures transform in different lighting conditions adding extra interest and sparkle |
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Brian Jones
1st September 2010 - 20th November 2010
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Over the last few years, Brian has had a series of highly successful exhibitions at the Gallery Bar. His eagerly awaited new work is a collection of sumptuous oil colour’s on canvas. Beautifully enhanced with hand crafted frames in Oak, Maple and Walnut.
His subjects cover a wealth of inspirational scenery, capturing the exquisite colouring and moods of the Mid Wales countryside, including the atmospheric and mysterious winter landscape.
Brian has used a strong saturation of colour, with a Bold mix of contemporary subjects, alongside his more traditional work.
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